B.C.

LUMBER WORKER

CLC DELEGATION TO THE No. es headed by by Congress Hiesident: Claude
ers’

EAM as the Canadian
Canadian director, lntersetiona 1 Uni
eernen seh Plant

je cary

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gori to more satis-
ace revision for Beton A ON’ Ce —A
\ vy fro ae improver to FOR LOCAL 32 management lawsuit st an
i rariation !
ongress pari onONTO (Gra) oa] Slee Teale
ters was reported to the council) in an effort to popiain greater fi-| The increases won in these|T ever Brothers Ltd, -_Diant Pees y be alien. to the Supreme
by Cee pecan Joe| nancial support the Inter- Reese tone ranged stan 2 cents] the United ates = recentlyito Court of
MacKenzie ak id that agree-| national Coe ictition of Free|per hour to 31 cents an hour.|«mobilize forces” in suppor e fee aes by Jacque:
pene Feriieieen Wenctiedbe aacil Tirade Unions, Tn addition, a pro-| These increases follow on the in-lthe Toronto Local 32, Interna-| Fournier, Q.C,, recently ordered
ned by ies in two different | posal will be made to the govern-| crease of six cents an hour across ional) Ghemicale Worl airy Union| two hospitals to pa’ union
fields, hospitals and the paper box| ment that Canadian assistance tothe board which was a LC) str ie now well into its| dues of employees who refuse to
industry. In both instances i the Colombo plan be sharply in-|ally placed into effect on Septem-| cecond month, join the bargaining agent, the
field was defined and the unions| creased, particularly in ie form] ber 1, as the outcome ‘of the 1956 icf Service Eonneycedl
interested agreed upon fuses of Canadian farm produc negotiations, e will return to the United! Union (CLC).
tional lines, Reviewing the boston Bers tie ethelworls accomplishedsat Ke: si ates and pre baat “We have instructed our atfor-
Ce Ss is nature are Gpetating Engineers, ene sus-|lowna rounds out the category | the union statement decla neys to go to the Supreme Court
already ned in a number of sion. pee nae CLC for raid-| revision requi in many of ite A union combine representing | of Canada if ase Albert G.
other industries in line with, the Era ncil acer to inform| key operations throughout workers in U.S. plants of|Hearn of gute scans dian di-
Li licy of attempting to faderatigne and labor couiclls Southern Interior. uke reset, ey + Brothers, said that their in| rector of the io!
each understandings and obtain | that Beccrcnea es of this which hitherto have not been ex-| vestigation of the Boa dispute] The laws eed ae Tnstititted
ents before jurisdictional | are eligible to neater fenced ively i “brutal, vindictive, ruth-|by the Tew ah General and St.”
difficulties develop. their Gitar until the eaacnsion ern Interior, are now winning|less plant management using Luke’s hospitals who hal-
nternational affairs received is lifted. favorable comment on all sides. | every weapon at its command to|ienging the part of the arbitration
see nccraple eee orcs Other operations in which new | breale a labor union organization. board decision which orders the
sider 0 that stril which re- ii i
wage schedules are announced are e fin hospitals to pay the union Ee 10
ment adoption of International " tgar Ltd., Castlegar; Crestbrook | sulted from a fair wage demand per month dues for eac
Labor Organization conventions. Scabs Get The Timber Ltd., Cranbrook; Koote-|being prolonged by management ployee even Auer | the semployee
International, ffairs Director nay Forest Products Ltd, Nel-|by the device of making new and| toicin ihe
Kalman Haplansty seported that] Mouse 6 Smalke |:0»; snd Boundary Sawoilis Ltd,] impossible “demands “upon the Se tiiiticl ate ci
there has been a tendency on tl Midway union every time the parties meet % = a
tration board explained his varia.
part of the Canadian government ener ne ee
to support recommendations but of the Rand Formula as
to fail to take action on conven-
tions.

ae one re

ae
ee fede al authori "that they

courage the provinces to
Me with matters under their con-

rol. If necessary a dominion-pro-

vinci pconiereace should be held

to s on the conventions.

LC Program on inter-

mational affairs will be stepped up

sky, CLC director of international affairs; and E.
IAB .ciGaveriinient iEniplayeer!-Avcocicise.

Treatment

ite. From left: George Hutchens,
Inion of Electrical Workers, Jardoin;

INTERIOR

Union Upgrades Rates:
Certifies $. & K. Plywood:
Settles Merry Dispute

categories out

Thirty-one de
ed upward at S. M. See Lid, Kelowna, durin,

revise
cet week-long session with
"| Secretary-

Welder pmeione

is revision

+ consideration were

Labor Day

RESOLUTION!

management in which District

ig Ses:
-Treasurer George Mitchell, Bill Muir, and Jack]
ted.

U.S. SECTION

-[PLANS HELP

DETROIT (CPA)—A mo!
and a garter snake figured “in

te ae of the Turnock

any, here.

oe ‘our a ee, seeking rec-

ognition 1 itm for their

union. the Inernasonal (ate of

parece Worker Iked back
fron

s & K Certified
Ann

nouncement

ton Walls he

been formulated, and renee fae
for

James
cently by Regional Director ‘Gas
ged

US. g
“The union, in its demands to the | emp’
Rigen ee boards asked for a 15
ent

in negotiations.”

Union _ internati tional —

roup in its wage

net
| mean

s0sneny

n this matter, the regional office
Bait t is ve assisted by Al Busch,

id forth in t of a company | Plywo valuator.
office, ix women non-strikers}| At th ce ie Of eertltsation svotes
worked insid tl SaATavess were
denly a live mouse came| 207% 1WA members.
hurtling through the door into the . B. Merry Ltd.
office, resulting in near chaos. Six} production has been resumed’ at
skirts and leaped on to desks., the D. B. Merry Ltd. operation,

The office manager killed the
mouse) and tossed the corpse out
to the et line. T ick
conti their ma:

Then 10-inch garter-snake
came ailing fee the office
door—and this time smelling salts
were needed,

‘S| uni sero ple to the

Sheep Creek, after a stoppage
caused by the protest against fir-
ing of one man for reasons found
crew,
Inte: ion of the Local Union
offi ‘cials, een by the District
pecteatys resulted in a satisfac-
'y settlement of the dispute and
iiateine ent of all concerned.

o detectives put the €
into a paper bag. They told re-
porters that the ould be

SUPPORT OUR
ADVERTISERS

ice, We presume).

stated,

City Prices Up

ureau of Statistics. Tnereases

tion
director

tewart| o

Hospitals
Contest
Award

case, the
union due:

Pebind Bars

PARIS (CPA) — ‘© groups
ee "king Breuk workers went

mployer will pay the
igo ins Gamnitoics

John’s to 0.6 per ce

car prices
5 pes Be increased i in most

WATSON’S

No. 326

LUMBER MITT

Cut from new soft

Pearl Cowhide split a
_ These mi itts are reinforced
"with double-sewn thumb
strap and wrist pateh for
added strength.

“oa

The co

led AN Eau ‘MAIN STREET

I IWA DISTRICT OFFICERS

Quvee PLYMOUTHS

Low

From J pee TON, MOTORS

and Li
Pla “Power” PLYMOUTH 57

SPECIAL FINANCE ae es, FOR IWA MEMBERS
JOHNSTON MOTOR co. LTD.

VANCOUVER 10, B.C.

STING wet der t Binet Coun No 1

! Prison
Bee and ee Bea returned
to their debe after promises of
higher pay.

A. A. PLAYFAIR

Office Employees snes ceena!
Union have announced the a

ment of A. Playfair
International Organizing staff. Mi
Pla: peayest wh er presi-
the ees Island local
oth the | B.C. Electric Office
Association, will Reco ea the time

ey